H AMERICAN' FOniC PITMEN, 9ATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915. , . , , !!B
B I
I Annual
1 Alumni
I High
I School
I Ball.
I Smuin's Academy
I Friday,
I May
I Everybody Invited
I Tickets 50c
I Ladies Free
Wm v,
I Plumbing Heating
H KhIIiiiuIon FurnlKliud Free
H ', SUPPLIES OP ALL K1SD3
H I nm now located in Lent ml
H prepared to do all kinds or piuinD-
H - Ing or to Itistull sfeum or not
Hj ' wnter heating plants.
BBSS!' mm
M) M. S. LOTT
., LEHI. UTAH
K -McALVIVS DYSPEPSIA PILLS
LUBUHr I
HB ' '
H A euro for Dyspopsla nnd Llvor Com-
; plaint and nil diseases nrlflng from
H ' ' 'I disordered Stomach or Liver, such
H f ns Constipation, Piles, Dlllousnsss,
M Jaundice, Sick Headache, otc.
iiiH
j ' Special direction for diet with each
H i box.
H Tor Sale by II. W. DROWN, LtU.
I Lehi Hospital
I'j GENERAL SURGICAL GASES
TAKEN.
?,' SPECIAL FACILITIES FOB
V MATERNITY CASES
H ' COMPETENT MJKSES IN
Wj CHARGE
iHIIh
!f Tinning and Repairing
1 Everything First Glass
I CORRIUVTER UALVANIZED
31,vl I Hultcrliig, Smokestacks,
I ')-' I Rouflug, etc
I J I OltDKItS FILLED PROMPTLY
' I -PRICES REASONAHLE
I V, I DROP POSTAL OK CALL ON
I I Carl Gunther 1
f y I LEH1 I
I C- mwiii in i ii i ii n hi i
i FOK
J House Painting
nil
Iwp AND
aj Paper Hanging
F IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
tt -Vail On
jffi F. S. HUMPHRIES
p Pleasant Grovo
M F. S. HUMPHRIES, JR.
tHr American Fork
'(; All Work Guaranteed
Phono No. lui-R, Am. Fork,
i f or
K . 54-W, Pleasant Grovo
LEHI LOCALS
Half price on Millinery niul Spring
Jul' lift a at People's Co-op., Lehl,
Mr. Fllo Child of Salt Lnko City,
was doing business In Lehl Monday.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Loverldgo Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Parley Heck of Eure
ka, were visiting relatives In Lehl
Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. N, J. Hanson of Salt
Lake City, were Sundny visitors at
the homo of Mr, nnd Mrs. E. II. Davis.
Mrs. A. n. AndcrBon was a week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Abo An
derson of Sandy.
Mrs. Thomas English of Salt Lake
City, Is visiting this week with her
sister, Mrs. C, J E. Hertell
Wayne, the son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Comer of Windsor, Colo., Is
Waiting relatives In Lehl.
Wall Pnper twenty per cent dis
count on entire stock nt People's
Co-op., Lehl. 22-lt
Miss Anna Peterson of Provo, spent
Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. A.
J. Klrkham
Miss Mary Hanson of Salt Lake
Pity was a guest of Miss Lexle Houth
wlck the early part of tho week.
Mr, and Mrs, Karl Thomson attend
ed the state photographers convention
In Salt Lake City this week.
Mr. Nowul Turner left this week
for Ourland, where he will bo em
ployed for the summer.
"The American Hoy" magazine
best magazine published for boys
ijlven free year's subscription don't
oat you n cent ask Pert Peterson In
'lothlng Department, People's Co-op.,
Lehl. 2iMt
Mrs. Ethel Wotklns entcrtnlned
twenty little friends Tuesday nt a
children's party In honor of Alta
Smith.
Miss Mildred Crnbb entertained
Monday evening at n kenslngton In
honor of Misses Staines and Strat
ford. Miss I.llln Nnlnonu of Salt Lako
City, formerly of Samoa, was n visit
or at tho home of Mr. and Mrs, 0. A.
Qoatcs Sunday.
Mr. O. A. Klrkham of Salt Lnko
City, wns In Lehl Thursday to help
make arrangements for tho big Klrk
ham reunion.
Mr. Sumucl Husson nccompnnled
his brother, John, In an auto to Lehl
Sundny, nnd spent tho day with their
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Hus
son. Tho domestic science class of tho
High School served their mothers at
n banquet yesterday, utidcr tho di
rection of their teacher, Miss Strat
ford. This week ton members of domestic
sclenco class II, served dinner In hon
or of tho other ten members. Noxt
Tuosdoy tho other ten will return
fnvors.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs O. M Mndson and Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Thomsen of Provo, spent
Sundny In Lehl and wore guestB at a
dinner given by Mrs. Knrl fhomSou
In honor of her husband's birthday.
Tho Fourth Ward Itellef Society met
Tuesdny presumably for a quilting ben
but turned It Into n surprise party on
their otllcurs. A most pleasant after
noon was spent niul refreshments
served. Yesterday tho olllcers had
their pictures taken and tho society
will have them enlarged.
Anyone can take udiniitnge of (he
Itellef Snrlelj Excursion rales Prlduj,
Muy 2Slli, on flu Orcm Hue. Head
their ad on another page. .'-.'It
Tho First Ward Camp Flro girls
met Tuesdny ovonlng and perfected
the organization of flvo hives. Tho
beo keopors are Mrs. A. II, Anderson,
Mrs. Uoso Lott, Mrs. Thomas Clark,
Mrs. Florence Ilerg, Miss Jdn Thur
man, Mrs. Sidney (lllchrlst, Mrs, Jen
nlo Earl, Mrs. Ethel (loates, Miss l.ox
lo Southwlck, Miss Flnreneo Dorton,
Miss Inez Hummer and Mrs. Evelyn
Peterson.
AUTO
For Hire
I will make auto trips
for fishing parties, plea
sure parties or business
parties to any part of
the county. Pricos rea
sonable. L. A. OLMSTEAD
Near Interurbrn Dapot
Lehi
L
Miss Mabel Southwlck of Payson,
was visiting Lehl friends this week.
Mrs. Edith Unteman Is spending ten
days with her mother in Tooele.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor of Highland, was
tlsltlng Lehl friends Thursday.
Mrs. Wallace, PcttJ-son has been
spending tho past week n guest of
Mrs. Stanley Winn on tho Pawnee
FHrm over Jordnn
Messrs Lester mid Edward Larson,
who aro In business In Garfield, spent
the week end with their pnrento, Mr
and Mrs. Peter Larson.
Tho Farmers Society of Equity dis
tributed a car load of farm machinery
and a car of coal to its members this
week.
Qeorgo Prcstwlch, Sr., returned to
his homo In Lincoln, Idnho this week.
IIo has been supervising work on his
farm near Sarntogn
Mr. N. P. Sorcnson returned this
week from Moroni. He was nccom
pnnled by his sister, Manda, who will
keep liouso for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Androw Austin of
Salt Lako City, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cox, Sr., parents of
Mrs. Austin, Sunday.
Mr, Ilayuer Goates went to Payson
Monday, wheru he has accepted a po
sition as chemist with tho sugar fac
tory. Tho Camp Fire girls of the Fourth
Ward, took the preliminary steps to
organize and will perfect tho organi
zation next week.
The Second Ward Relief Society
were entertained at u quilting bee
at the home of Catherine Mrs.Knudson
Thursday. Dinner was served and
live quilts pieced.
Miss Emma Gontcs gave a trousenu
ten to n dozen of her girl friends Wed
nesday evening. Mr. Abo Phllllus,
tho popular High School Instructor,
Is tho other Interested party, and the
event Is scheduled for the month of
roses.
Mrs. Chr'stlun Hnrrlsou nnd son,
Hebcr, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Ocorgc Phil
lips went to Snlt Lnke City Sunday in
their now automobile. Tuesday Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison went to Ogden ac
companied by John Deck of Salt Lake
City, who spent n part of the week
with them In Lehl.
Standing of Contestants
Tho ballot box In tho big Golden
Gato contest was opened Thursday
and showed that Miss Zetclla Taylor
wins tho set of sliver knives nnd
forks, Miss Zelpha Zlmmonnan tho
Bllver berry fork nnd Miss May Woods
tho extra C.000 votes. Threo moro
vnluublo prizes will bo given next
week to tho threo contestants making
tho greatest gains during the week.
Following Is tho standing of the con
testants: Zetolla Taylor 61C.B72
Zolphu Zimmerman 590,800
Mary Wood 302,500
Lizzie Driggs 197,120
Lavordo Evnns 182,400
Josephine Morrill 40,270
ciuo bcuow 30,915
Athens Gilchrist 30,625
Mabel Giles 27,670
Ferol Stewart 27,260
Marvel Rhodes 15,375
Allco Taylor 14.600
Vlrl Clark n.ico
Ruth Knight n,005
Mny lA)tt 10,865
Vorn Knudson 10,820
Mnud Harwood 7,680
Maud Klrkham 6,876
Mildred Crabb 0,825
Wlnnlo Evans c,798
Emma Gontcs 0,775
Florence Sandback t,485
Lauretto Knudson 6,475
Sylvia Ashton 0,460
Mildred Earl 0,430
Evelyn Hushman o,425
Ivy Thomas 5,905
Sommers Iugalls 5,684
Vera Tuylor 5,540
Illanch Guruey 6,510
Rella Asher 5,492
Eliza Phillips 5432
Verdo Lewis 5,42c
Mary Maudsley 5,305
Jounu Hradshaw 5,345
Fern Oough 5,220
Edna Sharp 5,175
Rosu Rubsoii 5,125
Jennlo Webb 5,120
Ivy Sorcnson 5,115
Mary Fox 6,110
Loxto Southwlck 5,085
Mary Powell 5,076
Mario Miller 6,005
Roso Hansen 5,055
Phoebo Gray 6,050
Lconn Long 5,045
Ella Olmstead 6,035
Ladocla Mayberry ,. 5,025
Emnui Edwurds 5,025
Edna Glbb 5,025
Hnttlo Feathorstono 6,025
LEHI BOY WINS
HIGH HONORS
A recent letter from Washington IX
C, announces the graduation with
high honors of Wm. L. Wanlass from
tho law department of tho George
Washington Pnlverslty. Thoro are
1000 students In tho school, and each
veiir ten of those holding tho highest
records urn made members of the
Pyramid of Honor Society. Mr. Wan
lass was niudu one of tho ten this
year. Ho will remain another year
and possibly two and do post gradu
ate work.
Mr. and Mrs. First Ward request the pleasure of your
company at tho
PUBLIC
WEDDING
RECEPTION
of their daughtei
NEEDA FUND
to
MR. WARD EXPENSE
IN THE FIRST WABD CHAPEL, TUESDAY
EVENING, MAY 25TII, 8 O'CLOCK.
NO PRESENTS ACCEPTED. '
NO PRESENCE EXCEPTED.
Hilstrom Still
Holds The Fori
Much of Wednesday was taken up
In Justice George Webb's Court, hear
ing the ejectment proceedings of John
S. Evans vs. Mr. Hilstrom, tho baker.
Mr. Evans has sold the property to
Albert Hall, who Intended to take
It oer May 15th, but Hilstrom
claims possession bccnuBc of u two
year lease which ho says was given
verbally with the understanding that
It would be duly made In writing lat
er. Mr, Evans says that Hilstrom was
Just renting from month to mOntli,
with the understanding that the pluco
wus to be vacated In the event of a sale.
The case wus further complicated be
cuuse of the transfer having been
mudo to Mr. Hull prior to tho com
mencement of tho proceedings.
Mr. Evans wns given the decision
and Mr. Hilstrom has taken an appeal
to the District Court, who will not
hear tho appeal until July. In tho
meantlmo Hilstrom holds the fort and
Mr. Hall Is waiting to commence busi
ness In the proporty, which he owns
but does not possess.
Leiter Bros, Recovering Nicely
Ed. Loiter, who wns shot threo
wooks ago, has now completely re
covered though yet looking a llttla
peaked and Is now again at work In
his store. When tho hold-up shot him,
Leltor wns In the act of stepping
across tho ditch, so that tho bullet
passed rather sldcwlse through him
not touching tho kidney as reported
by tho doctor.
Rnlph Leiter H recovering mos'
satisfactorily from his operation,
though ho will probably novo to re
main eight weeks longer In tho hos
pital. In making tho operation, two
strips of tho bone wcro taken from
tho lower pnrt of his leg, nnd grafted
Into his backbone, thus replacing tho
parts eaten nway by tuborculosls of the
spine. Tho doctors say that ho will
be as well nnd strong as nny ordinary
man when they nro through with him.
11
Eighth Grade Exercises
Sunday Evening
The Eighth Grade graduates will
glo n program In tho Tabornaclo
Sunday evening, to which tho public
will be Invited. It will consist of four
chorus numbers by tho graduates, an
address by Prof. G. N. Child of the
SaltI.nko City -bcIioIb, and u valedic
tory by Miss Martha Klrkham, who Is
thus honored because of having main
tained tho highest averages In her
class for the year.
High School Commencement
Exercises Next Thursday
Next Thursday evening at eight
o'clock tho twenty Lehl High School
graduates will hold their commence
ment exorcises In tho Tnbernncle.
There will bo flvo muolcul numbers
by members of tho High School und
two valedictory orations by presidents
of their classes, Miss Ora Whipple
and Mr. Clifford Wllles, who have re
ceived tho highest numbors In their
chiBses during tho past four years
Tho address to tho graduates will bo
given either by Mathorrlah Thomas
or Col. R. W. Young of Suit Lake
City. Prof. Hopkins wont to Salt
Lako City yesterday tc make definite
arrangements.
Thoro will lso bo tho presentation
nf dlplomns to tho graduates, gold
clnss plus to tho debating team und
watch fobs to tho basket ball boys.
Tho Lehl High school Alumni ns
soclatlon will give its ununl ball Frl
day evening In tho Smuin's Acndemy,
to which nil tho public Is Invited,
Lights For Lehi Junction
Tho Utah Power & Light company
Is preparing to extend their lines to
Lohl Junction ut an early date, A I
car load of poles has been ordered
nnd within a few weeks' this district
will have electric lights and power;
conveniences to which they have been
entitled for years.
JUNE WEDDINGS
About thirty High School girls gave
a shower Tuesday evening In honor
I of Miss Joyce Schow, who will be
married early in June to Mr. Law-
1 rencu Mnlln of Hlrtckfoot, Idaho.
Announcement Is niado of the wed
ding of Miss Rula Kelsch to Mr. Les
lie Oroadbent to take place early In
June. Mr. Oroadbent Is a son of Mr.
Joseph S. Droadbent, and Miss Kelsch
Is a daughter of Louis A. Kelsch of
Salt Lako City.
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT
John Hushman, president of tho
Lehl High School Alumni Association,
announces that the rotinlon this yoar
will be a grand ball In the Smuin's
Academy next Friday evening, to
which all the young people In the city
are Invited.
ATHENIAN OLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
At tho Athenian club's annual elec
tion last Thursday the following of
ficers were olected for the ovcnlng
year:
Presldont, Mrs. H. C. Holbrook;
Vice President, Mrs. W. K. Hopkins;
Mrs. F. D. Worlton, Sec; Mrs. S. L,
Wells, Treasurer; Miss Ina Stratford,
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. J. M.
Klrkham, Parllmentarlan; Mrs. J. E.
Cotter, Auditor.
Tho closing social for tho season
will be hold noxt Wednesday after
noon In tho Commercial club rooms.
u
Prof. Lyman Speaks Sunday
Mr. S. I. Goodwin, leader of the
Second Ward Parents' class, announ
ces that Prof. R. R. Lyman of tho U.
of U., will speak at tho class meeting
tomorrow, Sunday morning. All ato
invited.
Betty Nanseiii Ni
Remarkable Career of tf,, i
LlTlng- Tragedienne, Btu
by Special Decree the "ArlH
al" 'of Scandanuria itj H
Artist In tho World. jH
Tho "NanBen Tear" andtn sl
Eye,; both famous, can bo iH
full of their compellant pctH
Celebrated Scandal," the &JH
work of its author Jose &H
the Spanish Shakcspeare'tH
tho first Wm. Fox release hl
Miss Nanson appears In AoJI
this drama tho actress h&i ijH
portunity to sound tho sca!e
emotions and run the gamut gH
passion and overwhelming dj
tlon sweeps through the (kH
mighty wind through a toJ
clash of life against life, bH
against iron will and 1o't(H
honor, all afford Miss NuiaH
portunity for tho display ottJ
cd genius Buch as she adml'jH
never before experienced. H
Nothing in any way C0QtH
' Miss Nanscn's acting hast
i seen upon tho film. It nffn.H
ences of two continents atthH
Ity which marks a distinct tH
tho moving picture builstaH
Nanson Is In the full blooil
beauty and at the helghth oll
presslve and intellectual pon-
lossly upsetting hide-bound pH
with a single stroke of his t.
N'ansen contracts Mr. FoxbuH
considerable more than a rH
tho motion picture buslnen
Nanson engagement is In (m
tnnic tldalwavo of giant he!c
N'ansen appearances have l:
tho country with enthusluH
marvelous acting, so real fcj
gasp and cheer by turns, htrijH
ly magnetic personality mM
beauty have made her i'M
"Star Supreme." M
Ss tho Immortal Ibsen taliH
"Dotty Nanson does not ACTt
This wonderful actress, rM
by an "all star" cast, will ij
the'Celebrated Scandal" atL'H
Theatre, Lehl, Utah, next vtH
nesday and Thursday. M
1 - O H
HOME ECONOMICS FROM
The Home Economics Al
will meet Monday evenlnf tH
o'clock sharp. Following jM
will be given: H
Violin Solo Miss DlanchEH
Duet Edna Sharp and H
Mayberry. 1
Lesson on Stenciling MIsH
Stewart. H
WHY YOU ARE NH
The nervous system is the aUnH
of the human body. M
In perfect health we hardly raB
we have a network of nerves, aM
health Is ebbing, when 6trcnguiM
ing, the same nervous systeonB
alarm in headaches, Urcdnets.isBi
sleep, irritability and unlcfi csBI
leads straight to a breakdown.
,- To correct nervousness, ScottflB
slon is exactly what you shonlilaB
rich nutriment gets into the (
rich blood feeds the tiny nent-cBl
the whole system responds touB
ing tonic force. It is free ircaBB
Bcott & Bowne. BloomfieMJBB
Automobile, Motorcycle General RepairinflB
and Vulcanizing,
Bicycle Accewories. Gasoline and Oik J
CUTLER GARAGE I
State Street m
LEHI, UTAH
Phone 12-2 Rings. jfl
A COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP I
We Specialize in Repairing, Painting and Overhaul
I Automobiles During the Winter Season. J
OK To Los Angel J
tDOO And Return
Direct or Through SaA
1 Francisco. jl
YISIT BOTH EXPOSITIONS !
Limit Three Houtbs-StupoTcrs ns Desired TICKETS OX '
DAILY, March 1st, to NoTcmbcr 00th. Write for Exposition MH
The Pacific Limited Leaves m
Daily I
Lehl 0:5(1 it. in. Anurlcnn Fork 9:55 u. m. Pleasant Urtm' 10tlM
CAIUUUH STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPERS, OUSBUfl
AM) DIMNU CAIt,.ALSO FR11E RECLININO CILVIIUJB
For Particulars cnljaii,W. F. WLSH TlM
Lehl, R. W. PI PER American Fork, rfH
J. It. 1IALLIDAY Pleasant Grove, "fi'nt
Agents, or vrrlto S V mfM
J. II. MANDERI'IELD. A. O. Y. A., xSiS
I Halt Luke City. ""IH
. 2 , - m
Ibbm
H
9